Tender Overview
The opportunity is issued by the Indian Army, under the Department Of Military Affairs, for the supply of miscellaneous construction elements including Steel Railing for Trg Area, Glass work, Glass film, Wood partition wall, IO box, and 2 inch pipes. Estimated value is ₹200,000.00. The scope references 6 BOQ items but detailed quantities/units are not disclosed. The tender includes a flexible option clause allowing ±25% quantity adjustment during contracting and extended delivery periods based on the stated formula. No fixed start/end dates or location data are given. This procurement requires vendors to align with standard government purchase practices and vendor-code creation requirements.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No explicit product specifications or performance metrics are published in the tender data.
- Category references include steel railing for training areas, glass works (glass, film), wood partitions, IO boxes, and 2-inch piping.
- The Tender implies a need to comply with general government procurement standards and to provide documents for vendor-code creation. The absence of IS/ISO references means bidders should prepare conventional compliance packages and demonstrated capability for multi-material fit-outs.
- Key submission items (non-technical) include PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate for banking setup.
- Estimated value and item variety suggest a small-to-medium scope with potential bulk extension under the option clause.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- The purchaser reserves a quantity-variation right of ±25% during contract placement and currency, with delivery-time adjustments calculated as (additional quantity/original quantity) × original delivery period, min 30 days.
- Bidders must submit: PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and EFT Mandate (bank-certified).
- EMD amount is not disclosed in the data; bidders should follow standard govt procedures for security deposits as applicable.
- No explicit warranty, penalties, or payment terms are stated; bidders should rely on typical government tender practices and contract terms.
